11. Conclusion
The demise of penetrant testing has been predicted since 1960.
Although other methods have been developed, they are only suitable
for very limited applications. However, penetrant testing remains
an essential non-destructive testing method.
Penetrant testing has reached maturity, and we don't expect any
technological developments in the future.
Like the Loch Ness monster, since 1980 there has been regular
talk of the emergence of so-called automatic processes for reading
discontinuity indications and accepting parts; an unfulfilled dream!
It's true that signal acquisition and processing systems have
gained in performance and speed. While many companies offer software,
what is sorely lacking are integrators capable of linking these systems
to automatic penetrant testing lines. In fact, one of the problems
is entering...
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